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Laramie has a fascinating history that includes pioneering, train rails and outlaws. Today you can enjoy learning about its past all the while enjoying the festivities of today. The Historic Downtown has many wonderful boutiques and antique stores as well as great places to fill your tummy and quench your thirst. Try to visit the Farmers’ Market that runs on the weekend throughout the summer.

One of the founding fathers in Laramie was Edward Ivinson. His influence can still be felt today as you visit the War Memorial, St. Matthew’s Church, the Hospital and the Bank. To learn more about this fascinating man you can tour the Historic Ivinson Mansion, which gives you a fantastic look at what luxury was back in the day.

Although going to prison while on your holidays may not be your idea of a good time, touring the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Park is definitely worth it. Their claim to fame is housing the legendary Butch Cassidy.

Those who love the snow will want to check out Snowy Range. The skiing and boarding here is quite fantastic. Fishing enthusiasts will love coming to Laramie as well. Whatever time of year, there are lots of fish to catch.

This town seems to be in celebration mode all year long. One of the many worth mentioning is the legendary Jubilee Days. Located on the Albany County Fairgrounds, which is about a mile from Laramie, you’ll enjoy watching Extreme Bull riding, rodeos, fireworks, concerts, roping and a great parade.